[pugmama]

My husband and I drove through the downtown section of our city yesterday. It was simply a ghost town. No stores or restaurants were open, even though they can open with limited clientele due to the social distancing stuff.
It was really unnerving to see this once vibrant section of our town without people, cars or any signs of life.

[deport]

It was really unnerving to see this once vibrant section
of our town without people, cars or any signs of life.

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It is going to take some time for the recovery
of many sections across the USA. Sad but many
want be able to survive.

I’ve been in Walmart in our area two or three times
during the shutdown. To a degree it looked like any
other time when there wasn’t this pandemic.

[rodguy911]

Not too surprising,many businesses just cant make it or even break even with all the stuooopid rules they are still under.Lets hope it all straightens out June. Also I hear that so many employees are making so much money staying home 600-$1,000 dollars a week they many not come back until the govt. stops paying so much. Who is going to give up a huge paycheck when you make only half of what you get to sit home.

[Jeff Chandler]

Mrs. Chandler and I ran some errands around Chandler and Gilbert Arizona yesterday. There was plenty of traffic and people were lined up — all spaced apart — to enter the stores.

Fry’s Food was pretty darned busy, too. Not as busy as a “normal” Saturday, but encouraging nonetheless.

I’m getting a haircut this week. I thought I’d grow it long like in my youth, but these days I just get a Doc Brown vibe. Great Scott!